Where did her thighs go? ;__ ;Always said:No, my obsession with models is just beyond insane.
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Where did her thighs go? ;__ ;Always said:No, my obsession with models is just beyond insane.
More pictures of Hana:
(ignore the tacky Dolce & Gabbana)
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Yes, because it's only women who model.bshoc said:When will women start getting real jobs?
Well then, in that case, I'd like to say that the same rule applies to women.bshoc said:Yes .. nobody who models is a man, look at it as sort of a forfiet of manhood.
totally agree...i really don't know of anyone normal who thinks someone around six feet tall weighing around 35 kilos with a creepy drugged out insect face is attractive...and that doesnt just apply to gemma ward, although if she put some weight on she could be very pretty. also some of them have really pretty faces, and then you see their bodies...or they have really awesome hair from the back and then they turn around. i think if models are aiming to be attractive they need to be reasonably normal looking everywhere....like that hana girl - such a pretty face, but such weird legs that take ur attention away from there.katietheskatie said:gemma ward has creepy eyes .. i honestly don't think most model girls are that attractive.
It's not the models themselves whom I have issues with, but more so the fact that they are put upon a pedestal and hero-worshipped simply for being beautiful. I think it's a telling sign of where we, as a society, are heading when a gawky, emaciated teenager earns several times the amount of money that someone like a teacher does.Always said:I don't understand why models are being so criticised.
Modelling is just like any other career choice, you use your greatest strengths to do something that is the most suitable and will generate the highest income. For models, their strength just happens to be their looks and if that's going to give them a steady income, then there's nothing wrong with it. You do what you do best.
Many models are from south-east/east europe; countries where a good proportion of the population still live in poverty. Most girls are poor and uneducated, and have no real career prospects. They are not intelligent, they were not given the chance to be. If modelling is a means of escaping the poverty trap, not to mention all the other acts of violence against women in their country, then I can only see it as a positive thing. For these girls, modelling is not a mundane existence. At least it is an existence.
That's precisely what is so disturbing about it. Gemma Ward has the figure of a little girl, yet she IS presented in a sexual manner (that CK Obsession ad where she is naked, the editorial in the December 2005 Australian Vogue where she was naked and straddling a male... then there was that early job she did before she became very famous where she was getting all sexy and scantily-clad with a boy in a photoshoot [keep in mind, she would have been maybe 14 at the time])Always said:Most of these girls are flat chested and thin to the bone... sexy?